... imagine the Premier's ordeal during the anxious days that are now our lot Heavy, indeed, must be his care. His colleagues speak in admiring terms of his energy and hustle and sleepless concern He has been behind every step taken to reinforce our Army ...

... eighteen Suffrage Societies, a united thanksgiving. The platform was a familiar one, composed of as ardent a of the audience. The speaks than whom Women's Suffrage cate; Lord Lytton, typifying Right Hon. Arthur Henders( Sir John Simon, who was mg represented ...

... all over the world. On rising to make her presidential address, Mrs. Fawcett received a great ovation from the Council. In speaking, Mrs. Fawcett laid stress upon the change in atmosphere already created by the passing of the Representation of the People ...

... stimulation and development accruing directly from a study which consumes no more than half an hour daily is a result which speaks for itself. Many Army officers have attributed their promotions directly to the first or second lessons. One has not to wait ...

... per sq. in. They have worked successfully for the past io years or more at a blast pressure of 7 lbs. per sq. in., which speaks well for the original design and construction of the engines. The piston displacement of each of these engines is 14,700 cubic ...

... have earned it by their work for the country ; they have laboured for our warfare in the factory and the office. Here, and speaking to you, I can say Woman has won the grant by sacrifice of self. When this peril broke on us, at once, without doubting ...

... for straight toothed gears. Theoretically speaking, the profile of gears cut by this method consists of a number of flats. These can be observed more particularly if a heavy feed is used, but generally speaking the gears are thoroughly satisfactory for ...

... ) - A BOOK by the Bishop of Zanzibar, with a preface by his brother Bishop of London, is an event worth noting. This book speaks with a different voice from that which we have heard most recently from Dr. Weston. One is, indeed, too apt to connect his ...

... appliances should he made and kept in a room at an uniform temperature of 85' Fah. In many workshops we hear the NN orkmen speak in such vague terms as a bare sixteenth or full thirty-second, but minute and accurate measurement requires to be expressed ...

... didn't seem to matter—l felt as though the crowd would inspire me with what to say when the time came. When I had finished speaking, a Y.W.C.A. organiser addressed the crowd, and then we all marched off with banners held high, and the band playing exhilarating ...

... when the road north of the SI w as harre , l, has also been brought to a stand. The Expert tator, who is usually cautious, speaks with the hig . hest confidence at the future. We have expressed our dislike of the characteriAic way in which the news of ...

... greatness of their merits, or the warmth of their admiratiqui for the wonderful work of the brother-Services. It is unnecessary to speak of their pluck. That goes without tiaying. Pluck is the must widely distributed possession of the British race. The pluck of ...